L/R analog triggers issue

[tetete]

What driver do you guys use to calibrate them?

I couldn't get it to work (pressure was all over the place) with my Windows driver so installed Mayflash one (got the 2 inputs adapter) but that doesn't even allow you to calibrate the presses.

Thinking back, it may had been possible with the original W driver but if I uninstall the Mayflash one, the adapter automatically installs the same Mayflash driver again.
Is there any way to get the old one back?

[sacorado]

Hello!
I have this problem too. I use a PS3 controller and MotioninJoy to change the controls. I adressed each key in the keyboard to the respective button but I can find a way to make the analog stick pressure sensitive. I know that by playing with the keyboard I have to press LShift while holding other keys that represent the analog sticks for example to make the thing just go half way, but I can't make it happen in the PS3 controller.
How can I solve this? Should I use another programme? My PC doesn't have bluetooth so my controller is connected by USB

edit: Solved by reading the FAQs. Sorry, should've read that before posting.

[ulao]

You calibrate in windows like any controller. If you have troubles mapping, right click on the button and specify the analog manually.

[tetete]

(06-04-2014, 10:51 AM)ulao Wrote: You calibrate in windows like any controller. If you have troubles mapping, right click on the button and specify the analog manually.

I can't calibrate it with the driver I currently have, the Mayflash one, so I'm asking how to get the standard Windows driver back. No problems with mapping.

EDIT: Got it working thanks to the windows driver, all is good.

[AnyOldName3]

He's saying you can still get the dialogue through control panel even if you're using the mayflash drivers.

[tetete]

(06-06-2014, 04:05 AM)AnyOldName3 Wrote: He's saying you can still get the dialogue through control panel even if you're using the mayflash drivers.

oh ok I see it now, anyways I managed to get the Windows driver back but there is still no way to calibrate the analog presses properly.

They're shown as all over the place without even touching anything ;(

[ulao]

Quote:They're shown as all over the place without even touching anything ;(

Two things will cause that
1)a dirty pot(potentiometer)
2)a bad driver/firmware.

These black thinks are the pots, I seriously doubt that is your issue.


I don't know what you mean by windows drivers unless you are saying windows saw this controller as a human inter face device. I also recall mayflash didn't handle the L and R correctly and required you to download their new driver to make it work right. I think your issue lays here.